2 rules for unincorporated Baltimore County, Maryland.
Verified from official government sources
Temporary political and campaign signs on private residential property in Baltimore County are regulated under BCZR Section 450 and its Table of Sign Regulations. Signs may not be placed in the public right-of-way, and content-neutral size and duration limits apply.
Baltimore County permits a homeowner two garage or yard sales per year as an accessory use, each no longer than a weekend. Sale signs may not be placed in the public right-of-way, and no other exhibitors may sell items on the property.
Baltimore County Zoning Policy Manual, A-22 (BCZR § 101)
A private home owner/resident is permitted to have two private garage or yard sale per year as an accessory use to the dwelling in a residential zone, provided: 1. that the sale would not be longer than a weekend at one time 2. that there are no other exhibitors of sale items on the property other than the owner/resident.
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